The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... tion of the chloride . Bees Imported to Pollinate Plants Although Ascension marshaled a variety of insects , it had no bees for pollinating the plants . But bees now buzz among the cucum- ber blossoms , for a hive was carried by plane ...
... tion of the chloride . Bees Imported to Pollinate Plants Although Ascension marshaled a variety of insects , it had no bees for pollinating the plants . But bees now buzz among the cucum- ber blossoms , for a hive was carried by plane ...
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... tion as part of a military campaign began almost simultaneously in these areas in Sep- tember , 1942 . Flight Surgeons in these theaters were di- rected to improvise air - evacuation service from available medical personnel of tactical ...
... tion as part of a military campaign began almost simultaneously in these areas in Sep- tember , 1942 . Flight Surgeons in these theaters were di- rected to improvise air - evacuation service from available medical personnel of tactical ...
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... tion to Japan , her influence was felt even be- fore that of China . Korea had learned much from China . She passed it and her own learn- ing on to Japan . She had a long head start on Japan . While Japanese history fades into legend ...
... tion to Japan , her influence was felt even be- fore that of China . Korea had learned much from China . She passed it and her own learn- ing on to Japan . She had a long head start on Japan . While Japanese history fades into legend ...
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